Although Japan’s universities are not as academically high leveled as universities in foreign countries such as Stanford and Harvard, they are doing a good job of preparing young people for the working world as they help people develop their communication skills, become independent, and searchcure the best jobs for their future.

When people join universities, they experience thean environment that is completely different from high school, including thea change in the size of the school building,s and the number of students.

It is hard to adjust tho these changes, but, at the same time, it is a great opportunity for helping students learn how to communicate with people from different places and backgrounds.

In the working world, the communication skills are one of the most important and valued skillsets. This is because it shows that they couldan cooperate and work together with other people.

Therefore, attending Japan’s universities helps students to develop their communication skills that isare effective for getting accepted into the job. market.

University tuitions are is expensive all around the world, and it is the same for Japan’s universities.

When they getstudents enrolled to at a universities,y, people place a priority of peoplen starting a part time jobs to earn money for their tuition.

Experiencing a part time job (while going to school) is absolutely necessary for students to learn how society and economic financials function.

more natural: Working while attending university is absolutely necessary for students to learn how to balance life outside of university.

PA part time job is not only effective for learning how to work, but it also helps them learn to be independent as they are required to be responsible during their work timstudents learn how to become independent, responsible, and maintainnage their money.finances.

Although tuition at Japan’s universities’ tuitions are is extremely expensive thatand people needs to work at part time job, but at the same timewhile going to university, it helps them prepare and practice working, bthem to become responsible, and be independent.

Lastly, unlike high school thatwhich teaches thea broad subjects,curriculum, Japan’s universities hasve specific caliculums and majors that they offer to help students extend theirprograms which allow students to deepen or specialize their specific knowledge oin their main subjects.jor.

There is a significance in this system as ithey could helps students decide what types of jobcareer paths they want to get and jobs they like to do select in the future.

Major systems help students learn more detailed knowledge on their favorite subjects, and couldmay become a trigger for them to choose their jobs.a new career path.

"Major systems" isn't something natural in US English but not sure what's more important to you.

Based on thoese reasons, I believe that Japan’s universities strongly help students learn new skills that isare valued in the working world, learn how to manage the working world, and support them get a job they could utelize their knowledge.finding work using their knowledge learned at university.